Emergency Medical Technician
Mission:
EMT-B students will learn extrication, operation of emergency vehicles, basic anatomy, basic assessment of injury or illness, triage, care for specific injuries and illnesses, environmental emergencies, childbirth and transport of the patient.
EMT-I students will gain knowledge about the basic life support skills as well as advanced life support procedures such as assessment, IV fluid administration, advanced airway procedures, defibrillation, trauma management, and a limited number of medications given in medical emergencies.
Career Paths:
Employment opportunities for men and women in the Emergency Medical Technician field include:
- 1st Responder
- Ambulance Crew
- Emergency Room
- Patient Care Technician
The Industry:
The Program:
Prerequisites
Students must:
- Take and pass the ASSET test with a score of 35 in all areas
- Graduate from a high school or have received a GED diploma
- Must pass a criminal background check
Instruction
Instruction takes place in the classroom and hands-on practice labs. Once successfully mastered, students will use their skills in ambulance and emergency room internships.
Program Cost SheetCourses
Advisory Members
Dr. Joel Hornung
Medical Director
604 N. Washington St.
Council Grove, KS 66846
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Paula Taylor, PhD RN
Newman Regional Health
1201 W 12th
Emporia, KS 66801
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Jack Taylor - Fire Chief/MICT
Emporia Fire Department
120 E 5th
Emporia, KS 66801
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Brandon Beck - MICT
Emporia Fire Department
120 E 5th
Emporia, KS 66801
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Richard Old - Undersherrif
Lyon County Sherrif's Department
425 Mechanic
Emporia, KS 66801
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Instructor(s):
Barb Evans, EMS Director; Bob Binder, Instructor; Jennifer Kimberlin, Instructor; Larry Bess, Instructor; Steve Howe, Instructor
Student Organization: